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with Stiegeler for three years. Last year,
John and I competed with each other
every practice. That's something I did
miss a lot for the first half of the year. I
just changed the way I train this year and
I kind of like just having (throws coach)
Lance Deal and Sarah there most of the
time It's a good change."
Despite Stiegeler's absence, Jenk
ins hasn't been without challenges
this year.
"I can kick his butt at throwing ar
rows and he hates that" Malone said of
a training technique that javelin throw
ers use. "We hadn't thrown them since
we were in college, so we went and
bought a few and came out and threw
them and I crushed him. He was so
pissed that he had even taken the time
to buy them. He swore up and down
that he could throw 250 feet, and that
he did it in high school, but he's yet to
prove it. It's gotten to the point that he
"I can kick his butt
throwing arrows and he
hates that_He won't
even compete against
me because he
doesn't like to lose."
Sarah Malone
Oregon javelin thrower
won't even throw them anymore. He
won't even compete against me be
cause he doesn't like to lose."
With the regional qualifier
approaching, Deal said he has plenty
of confidence in Jenkins' ability to
make the NCAAs.
"Adam is a real student of the
event," Deal said. "He made up his
mind early in the season that he was
going to be successful."
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The following day, the Ducks
sent both host Cal State Fullerton
and Oklahoma State packing, cre
ating the title match of Oregon
against the lone undefeated team,
Louisiana-Lafayette.
After a 9-2 Duck victory against
Louisiana, the two one-loss teams
had a 30-minute break before
they faced each other again —
with a berth to the Women's Col
lege World Series on the line.
Oregon lost the game, 6-4, but
the players who returned from last
season's squad are determined
that something similar won't hap
pen again.
"Our ultimate goal is the world
series," Harris said. "We have a
really positive attitude about the
whole thing. We're confident that
we can get there."
The easy road through Tallahas
see is four wins and no losses, while
the rougher path is five wins and
one loss. Either way, four more wins
than losses is what a team is looking
for in the bracket.
The winner of today's game will
play the winner of the South Flori
da-Ohio State matchup at 9:30 a m.
Friday. The losers of both first
round games will play each other at
5 p.m. today.
"I think we're about to go on a
roll," Arendsen said. "1 think that
we're going to be an incredibly
dangerous club coming in there."
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at mindirice@dailyemerald.com.
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